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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

10

Hazen Charges Neglect of Duty in Clifton School Project

L P Hazen the contractor accuses Superintendent Klein and Inspector Collins of incompetence and says specifications were not followed. He claims project delays stem from mismanagement, and notes delays due to sleeper placement and a mistaken material substitution. A School Board member praises the Tribune for exposing contractor slowness.

Clifton Klein L. P. Hazen Edward Collins Hazen Clifton School Rockcastle Commercial Tribune

Peage Delivers Democratic Clash Notes and City Debate

General Cowen accepts invitation to address National Republican Convention memorial. In Boohs Hall last night the Fourteenth Ward meeting saw no faction fight as Dempsey allies outnumber Ketter and supporters. Mayor Dempsey outlined city finance and improvements while Senator Espy attacked improper fund recovery. Shuff urged patience and unity. Appointments and city staff updates followed, including new city engineer and sewer inspector posts.

Cowen Fourteenth Ward Booh Henry Ketter Dierkes Dempsey Ketter Ward McCabe Espy Drake Committee Supreme Court Board of Public Service Herschede Board of Public Safety J. H. Dierkes H. Wolffe B. R. Cowen Republican Clubs Philadelphia Charles E. Cist John Cc. Fremont Guido Gores Ohio Republican League Cannon National House Washington Hotel Walton

County Officials Promote Workers Amid Budget Talks

Frank Murphy promoted from janitor to painter at $3 daily by County Commissioners. Andrew Mathes becomes janitor. Jesse Mitchell named janitor after roles in Coroner and Law Library. Ireton advises the board may fund repairs to County Fair Grounds up to what Hamilton County Agricultural Society spends, amid a request for 2000 dollars. Bridge over Glendale tracks destroyed by fire. railroad notes insurance claim on Longview Hospital. Commissioners pursue policy recovery.

Frank Murphy Andrew Mathes State Bureau of Uniform Accounting Jesse Mitchell Law Library Ireton Carthage Hamilton County Agricultural Society Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Glendale Longview Hospital Tragers’ Insurance Company San Francisco

Joint outing for Avondale Methodist churches at Badley's Woods

The Avondale Pleasant Ridge Bond Hill and Carthage Reading congregations plan an open air rally and quarterly conference in Badley's Woods Bond Hill this afternoon and evening. Presiding Elder D W Clark leads the 7 pm business session with a 3 pm rally and 4 pm address by Rev M B Fuller followed by games basket supper and a stereopticon lecture by Rev Jess Lee Corlee. Music by church choirs will accompany the event.

Avondale Badley's Woods Bond Hill D. W. Clark M. B. Fuller Jess Lee Corlee Pleasant Ridge Carthage

Creditors Move to Divide Rich Estate After Flight

Bankrupt broker A L Rich left about 106 in Chicago offices. Receivers report 1994 cash on hand and small notes. Beloit bonds and collateral tied to a 5000 loan will be sold by Roberts Hall Criss. Creditors set next Wednesday meeting to decide collateral questions and approve fees for Receiver Edgar Stark and attorney S O Bayless.

A. L. Rich Rich Edgar Stark C. H. Absehty Vy E. W. Gebauer Cleveland Stark S. O. Bayless

Sealskin Coat Duty Case Claimed A New Garment

Mrs. Robert H. Mitchell of Cincinnati must pay full duty on a sealskin coat sent to Paris for alterations. The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled the returned coat is a new garment due to chinchilla collar and revers added abroad, with duty also on the repair value.

Commercial Tribune New York R. H. Mitchell Cincinnati Board of United States General Appraisers Mitchell Paris Stranhanan Robert H. Mitchell Clifton Springs Avenue Avondale

Missing Rochester Engineer Sought By Cincinnati Police

Jacob Galen an electrical engineer disappeared May 27 from his Rochester New York home. He left a $200 withdrawal and later sent $150 to his wife from Cincinnati where he is believed to have gone. Chief Hayden appeals to Colonel Millikin to locate him. Galen is 32, 5 feet 11 inches, of medium build, recently worn a gray suit. He had worked nearly nonstop on an invention to revolutionize the automobile trade. The family includes a wife and young daughter.

Jacob Galen Rochester N. Y Cincinnati John C. Hayden Rochester Police Millikin Cincinnati Police Galen Hayden

New Park Board Finalized with Planned City Park Study

The Park Commission of Cincinnati named five members Max Senior H A Ratterman L A Ault Wm Salway and Lawrence Poland. They seek a 15000 appropriation to fund a survey and draft a comprehensive park plan with possible Olmstead Olmstead involvement. E Q Elzner will be consulted for hillside terrace ideas from Riverside to Tusculum.

Board of Public Service Messrs. Max Senior H. A. Ratterman L. A. Ault Wm. Salway Lawrence Poland Cincinnati Olmstead & Olmstead Boston Louisville Kansas City E. Q. Elzner Riverside Tusculum

One Coal Bid Renewed for Pumping Station Tests

Only one bid for supplying coal to test new engines at Eastern and Western Pumping Stations was received. The Monongahela River, Coal and Mining Company offered six and a half cents per bushel for 150000 bushels but could substitute 3 inch run of mine if unavailable. The price equals 1.79 per ton, ten cents below prior contract.

Water Works Commissioners Monongahela Blake Coal Company Camden Iron Worls Holly Manufacturing Company Monongahela Company Board of Public Service Old Water Works Malarky Underhill Queen City Avenue Woodburn Avenue Hackberry Street

Police Board Seeks 715310 Budget Boost for Auto Patrol

The Board of Public Safety yesterday asked the Council to appropriate 715310 for next year’s Police Department expenses, a 100000 rise to add 100 officers. An auto patrol plan may begin early 1907 with four horseless wagons, to be stationed in outer districts. President Furst favored autos but warned they need maintenance. 10 eligibles will be certified for mayoral selection. Burgheim takes 10 days leave for health reasons.

Board of Public Safety Furst Ter Dempsey Burgheim Carlsbad Germany

Bonding Company Seeks Administrative Action Against Cook

American Bonding Company asks Judge Malsbury to compel Sallie L. Cook to file her final account as administratrix of Emma R. Gallico's estate. Surety of $16 000 seeks release from bond. July 15 deadline requested for account filing. Other administration applications list several estates with varying values and heirs. Appraisers valued Alma Monroe Booné's personal property at $634.75.

Emma R. Gallico American Bonding Company Outcast & Foraker Malsbury Sallie L. Cook Alma Monroe Booné

Burnet Woods Park Concert By Kopp Band

The 518th Burnet Woods concert under the Groesbeck endowment features Kopp's Military Band conducted by William J. Kopp. The program includes For the Good of the Servants Overture Life in Vienna Nocturne Trinity Bells The Whistler and His Carassics The Rosary The Festival Cornet solo The Rosary excerpts from Lulu Glaser Andante from Beethoven Fifth Symphony Miss Dolly Dollars Finalé American Fantasie and the Star Spangled Banner.

Caesdrak Vienna Suppe A Trinity Bells Barnes B. Caprice the Whistler Wagner Part Nevin Herbert William J. Kopp Lulu Glaser Dolly Dollars Herbert

Schmidlapp Concert at Eden Park With Weber Band

Tomorrow at 3 30 p m Eden Park hosts the two hundred fifty second Schmidlapp endowment concert by John C Weber's Military Band Louis Weigand conducts and Louis Weber is soloist Part 1 includes My Maryland Martha Flotows Loveland medley Marches Reminiscences of Mendelssohn and more Intermission Part 2 features Toys from Menken Moonlight Serenade Offenbach Tarantella and more performers and selections listed for the program.

Eden Park Schmidlapp Endowment Fund John C. Weber Louis Weigand Louis Weber Maryland Grant Martha Flotow Holzman Bratton EFM Tilzer Mendelssohn Curth March of the Toys Omim Sine Herbert Offenbach Forosetta Arditi

City horses die. board eyes stable conditions

Superintendent Neave told the Board of Public Service that two city horses died this period one from lockjaw and one from pneumonia raising this year total to eleven. Director Miller condemned the deaths and urged an investigation saying he has owned many horses but eleven deaths in five months is appalling.

Neave Board of Public Service Miller

Flowers Academy dramatic art graduates receive diplomas

The Flowers Academy of Dramatic Art held a capacity crowd graduation at the Auditorium last evening. Diplomas and certificates were presented by Montaville Flowers to post graduates Gertrude Ambach, May Gregory, Elsadore Moeller, Madeleine Ritter. graduates Forest Allen, Florence Heath, Edna McDowell, Irene Steventon, Bessie Tokoph. and certificate recipients Elizabeth Bedinger, Ethel Borden, Julia Collins, Kathleen Distler, Laura Murphy, Eva Rockwood, Lillian Timm, Victor Giffin.

Flowers Academy of Dramatic Art Montaville Flowers Gertrude Marie Ambach May Gregory Elsadore Moeller Madeleine Brua Ritter Madeleine Brua Ritter. *, Graduates—Forest Allen, Florence Heath Edna McDowell Irene Marine Steventon Bessie Tokoph

Civil Service to hire 150 veterinary experts

The Civil Service Commission announced 150 veterinary experts will be needed to extend meat inspection to all slaughter houses. Government pays $1,200 a year. Only regular veterinary college graduates qualify, with three year course schools preferred for those graduating after 1897. Exams set for June 25 in this city.

Civil Service Commission

North Cincinnati Turn Verein at Baseball Park

North Cincinnati Turn Verein performs at Baseball Park today with casual games and athletic displays. Local clubs gather for open events, showcasing old and new sport activities in a community outing.

Cincinnati

Lehigh Valley Railroad Ad for Go to New York via Lehigh Route

An advertisement promotes travel to New York using the Lehigh route on a double track scenic highway connecting Buffalo and Niagara Falls with western lines. It lists contact addresses in Buffalo and Detroit for booking: 369 Main Street, Buffalo N Y and 7 Fort Street, Detroit Mich.

New York Buffalo Niagara Falls Lehigh Valley Railroad Main Street N. Y Fort Street Detroit Mich

Mayors Probe Sought Over Ninth District Police Beats

Testimony in Patrolman Krueger case about assault of John Hartmann prompts Mayor Dempsey to investigate Ninth District Police Station affairs. Sergeant Goepper testified that saloonists influenced patrol assignments and steered officers to different beats on request.

Krueger John Hartmann West Sixth Street Dempsey Ninth District Goepper

Crowd robs the dog pound in Cincinnati raid

A mob of fifteen men overwhelmed night watchman Louis Wise at the McLean street dog pound in Cincinnati. They seized his revolver and assaulted assistants Harry Kistner Ashley Taylor and Charles Black before fleeing with four prize dogs.

Lee Dixon Cincinnati McLean Street Louis Wise Harry Kistner Ashley Taylor Charles Black

Swanson Osteopath Offers Cure for Weak Back

The Commercial Tribune Bulld advertises Dr. Swanson an osteopath claiming to cure weak back without medicine or experiments. Six years of practice with day and evening hours.

Swanson Commercial Tribune

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New Clifton School Board Kein Mr. Hazen Peage W. S. Marx John L. Shuff New England Council Rulison Marx Shuff Benjamin F. Wilson George Wineman Charles F. Easton Ernst P. Wuerth Charles A. Foster Edward J. Becker James P. Harrigan Rudolph K. Hynicka John F Murphy Chris Stichnath E. F. Layman Eugene B. Lynn Beloit Customs Department Thage MloolNb NEW Park Board Water Works Frank Burns Leunzemann Construction Company Kate Rechtein Belvidere Street Helen M. Mentink Hattie M. McCash James A. McCash Anton Mentink Colerain Avenue Benedict Mentink Testate Theresa Oecelker West Ninth Street Joseph Celke Kopp Burnet Woods Weber Groesbeck Endowment Fund Part I Hermann Lange Young Men’s Mutual Life Association First National Bank Ohio WM. Miller Range and Furnace Coo Postoffice Square W. B. Carpenter Part Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg Columbus London Leay Grand Central Depot Hot Springs Ark Memphis Vine Street Corner Arcade Union Station Joseph Biggs D. PL Dayton Middletown Fifth Baymiller Opra All-Star Company Smith & Nixon's Luba de Sarema Dramatic School Uncle Sam Ninth District Police ART Museum ART Academy J. H. Gest Norwood Vesuvius Schmitiie Shriners Traction Cincinnati Street Railway Chester Park Hamilton County California Coney Broadway St. Su
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